How did you get your start in your current field?
I co-founded hOM in the end of 2013 and it was my big leap into real estate tech. At first, hOM was providing wellness instructors to…
Who or what do you attribute to your success?
I would say it is a combination of things. My parents and upbringing made me hungry. I did not grow up with much and I always wanted to make my parents proud. I was always ambitious and…
Who or what do you attribute to your success?
Faith, both organic and spiritual. I would not have achieved any of my career goals if not for the faith entrusted in me by several mentors…
How did you get your start in your current field?
I have always had an entrepreneurial mindset. I learned from my grandfather, who started his own business in Israel in the 1960s, how to take calculated risks, and how accepting failure can ultimately lead to one’s success…
Who or what do you attribute to your success?
Always caring about the client/person first has been my biggest attribute. Clients take for granted that you are knowledgeable in your field. Clients don’t care how much you know until…
How did you get your start in your current field?
In March 2013 after completing service in the Israeli army I started working as a research intern for my father Yona Edelkopf. The first week on the job…
How do you contribute to the future of your industry?
In addition to my real estate practice, I created a niche for myself as the “lottery lawyer.” I have been able to use…
Who or what do you attribute to your success?
I owe all of my success to all of those who believed in me from day one, particularly my three partners…
How did you get your start in your current field?
My best friend (and co-founder at VTS) started working at Cushman & Wakefield and loved the entrepreneurial spirit of brokerage. And, one of my mentors was a senior broker at CBRE at the time. After talking to them, I realized…
How did you get your start in your current field?
I was offered a position out of high school to rent out high-end, short-term furnished apartments. The second I rented out a $15,000/month apartment for the summer season, I was hooked…
